A teenager is hoping to outsmart the polls and political experts after coming up with his own meticulously-planned predictions for Thursday's general election.
David Garner, a student at Nottingham University, says the Conservatives won't win a majority, but will beat Labour by four seats to win 280.
Garner stuck a map of the British Isles back to front on his wall to plot his predictions
The 19-year-old used existing polls, combined with individuals' popularity, as well as local spending, The Mirror reported, and predicts Nick Clegg will hold onto his seat, while Ukip will win five.
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Speaking to student website The Tab, he said: "I hope it's accurate.
"I think it's got the potential to be more accurate than the professional pollsters. But the election's going to be a mess.
"Essentially no-one is going to have a majority, therefore we are looking at either a coalition or a minority government who will be weak and unstable."
The meticulously-detailed map
The final Ashcroft National Poll puts the Tories on 32% with Labour unchanged on 30%.
Meanwhile the Liberal Democrats are up two points on 11%, UKIP up one on 12%, the Greens are unchanged at 7% and the SNP up one on 5%.
The latest findings conducted over the weekend appear to suggest Labour and the Conservatives are still locked in an extremely tight race for Downing Street.
